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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2011
Page
3
The writer compares Republicans to Morlocks and Democrats to Eloi after watching The Time Machine. They argue people across groups share fundamental traits and call for action on obesity and GMOs, criticizing South Carolina for allowing GMOs while other states ban them.
A TalkBack writer defends the president's use of funds and the presidential jet for family travel while urging readers to consider taxpayers’ money. The letter also criticizes misuse of handicapped parking spaces and invites public comment through the Aiken Standard editorial hotline.
Oliva Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar ends three year run with last day December 24 due to weak economy. Owner Brad ley Czalka notes local support and finds new ventures in Philadelphia Houston Chicago while Natalie's Wish LLC pursues vacate filings over back rent notices.
At Schofield Middle School 18 Shaw Industries managers led by Tim Wolf mentor sixth and seventh graders twice monthly in the library. Students Jay Quan Seigler and Nick Gordon arrived nervous but soon connected over sports and pizza. Principal Jackie Barnwell praises the program as a turning point for community involvement and guidance.
Johnny Turner sixty eight received the Living Legends of Dance award in November for decades of shag dancing. Nominated by Mike Robinson, Turner and his wife Judy have taught shag in Aiken for 28 years and remain active with CSRA Shag Club. They offer a six week class at Quality Inn and Suites on Richland Avenue, call 649-2361.
The Aiken Standard is published daily by Aiken Communications Inc. and lists staff contacts for Tim O Briant Michael Huliman Scott Hunter and others. Includes address P O Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and subscription rates and delivery dates for 2010.
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